Community Development Project, Lucknow Final Report - September, 2015 to August, 2016

Introduction

Humana People to People India with the support of Ansal Properties and Infrastructure Limited

has been implementing the Community Development Project across 10 villages of district

Lucknow in Uttar Pradesh since September, 2013. The project intends to capacitate community

youth and women so as to enable them to undertake initiatives of their own to combat social,

economic and environmental problems in their respective communities and to fully participate

in a truly democratic process. The project has been adopting the approach of community

participation to perform the activities through collective actions, top-down approach for

inspiration, bottom-up implementation, community based group work, and capacity building

of communities to achieve an overall development of the community.

The project interventions are being implemented through an integrated approach of

development, with emphasis on improvement of health services, education and initiation of

income possibilities for the community youth and women. It also focuses on training women

by organising them into Self Help Groups, Women groups, Adolescent Girls Groups and

conducting their capacity building and literacy sessions. Besides, Village Action groups has

been formed to mobilise the people in the community and to educate them on the issues of

concern so as to bring their overall development.

The Project Achievements (In Numbers)

S.

No. Activities Plan Result

Diff-

(+/-)

Village Action Group

1 No. of meeting with Village Action Groups 120 107 -13*

2 Participated in Gram Panchayat meetings 60 65 05

Self Help Group (SHG)/ Women group

1 No. of monthly meetings with SHG 156 143 -13*

2 No. of meeting with women group 240 252 12

3 No. of SHG open bank account 02 01 01

Hindi literacy Classes for SHG

1 No. of members attending the literacy classes 50 54 04

Activities with the Youth Club

1 No. of existing youth clubs strengthened 10 10 0

2 No. of monthly advocacy meetings with youth clubs 120 116 -04* 3 No. of meetings held with youth to discuss about health &

\sanitation

120 116 -04*

4 No. of meetings with youth to map un-cleaned areas of

their villages & discuss the problems, villagers are facing

due to unhygienic conditions

120 116 -04*

5 No. of cleaning actions carried out by the CBOs 10 11 01

6 Participated in sports tournaments organised for the Youth 0 02 02

7 Organised group activities 10 11 01

8 No. of boys/girls trained in Computer literacy course 0 184 184

9 No. of women’s / girls enrolled in English speaking 0 75 75

10 No. of women’s / girls trained in Stitching 80 98 18

Activities with Adolescent Girls

1 No. of existing AGGs strengthened 14 16 02

2 No. of meetings on reproductive health, early marriage &

personal hygiene held

168 173 05

3 No. of monthly advocacy meetings held 168 173 05 Health and Sanitation

1 No. of workshops organised on health and hygiene 10 11 01

2 No. of kitchen gardens established 0 232 232

3 N. of health camp organised 0 02 02

4 No. of trees planted 1,000 250 -750

* Due to the non-availability of Youth Club and SHG members in their respective villages

due to summer vacations of children in June and July, the planned number of activities were

not accomplished.

** The nursery to avail the saplings was located in Lucknow and the transportation cost

involved was high. Also, there was no budget for saplings transportation, resulting which less

number of saplings were planted.

Project Activities

Village Action Groups - Village Action Groups formed in the project areas acted as a catalyst

to increase the outreach as well as to take forward the project activities on a larger scale. The

group members were the key persons from the operational areas, including youth and other

active volunteers who helped the project team in implementation of different activities. During

the reporting period, the project had been working with 10 Village Action Groups, comprising

of 120 members. 107 monthly meetings were organised with the members to update them on

the status of on-going project interventions, and the activities planned for the subsequent

months. Through these action groups, the villagers had been informed of kitchen gardens,

health workshops, skill trainings, etc. The formation of Village Action Groups gave an edge in

implementation of the activities as the volunteers were opinion leaders from the community

and were keenly involved in the decision making at the community level.

Monthly Meetings with CBOs - The Community Based Organisations (CBOs) were formed

with intend to establish liaison and enhance cooperation among the members of already formed

Self Help Groups, Youth Clubs, Adolescent Girls Groups and Village Action Committees.

Nearly, 2,200 CBO members by participating in 744 meetings, in the reporting period, updated

their information pertaining to on-going skill development trainings and other project

interventions. Furthermore, they were encouraged on adoption of healthy and hygienic

practices in their daily lives, along with the intake of balanced diet to combat seasonal

infections.

Self Help Groups (SHGs)/Women Groups

SHG/Women Group Formation - With 12 pre-formation meetings, the project staff

organised 33 women of Ghuswal, Mahmoodpur and Jhiljhilapurwa villages in three Women’s

Group; thereby taking the number of Women Groups to 22. In these pre-formation meetings,

the community women were sensitised on the benefits of becoming the part of a group, along

with the project objectives and activities. The capacity building programmes and skill

development trainings provided to the group members were also highlighted. Furthermore, 02

Women Groups at the villages of Bagiyamau and Mahmoodpur respectively were transformed

into SHGs. The members of all these groups actively participated in the monthly meetings and

extended their cooperation in implementation of the community interventions.

Monthly Meetings - To create and develop a pool of social capital in order to provide

continuous support in their endeavour to come out of poverty, the project staff continued to

work with already formed 12 SHGs and 22 Women Groups. The members of these groups

were actively involved in various aspects of group management such as conducting meetings,

documentation related to the group, saving collection and remittance, credit assessment (loan

request appraisals), and loan sanction. Monthly meetings with members of the groups were

continuously carried out to make them cognisant with the healthy hygienic practices. The

participants were prompted to be the part of the skill development trainings for livelihood

activities. Discussions on social issues obstructing the village development were also taken up.

Bank account of all the 12 SHGs had been opened, and they were depositing their monthly

savings of either INR 50 or INR 100 in their respective bank accounts. Over the period of

project duration, SHGs has emerged as a self-managed and self-reliant institution, constantly

working for the improvement of their socio-economic conditions.

Self Help Group's with Bank Accounts

S.

No. Name of Group Village Name

Total

members

Monthly

Savings (INR)

Name of

Bank

1 Perfect SHG Hasanpur Khewali 10 100 IOB

2 Santoshi SHG Naya Purwa 12 50 IOB 3 Murali SHG Bagiyamau 10 50 IOB 4 Laxmi SHG Naya Purwa 12 50 IOB 5 Om Sai SHG Ahimamau 13 100 IOB 6 Shiv SHG Hasanpur Khewali 14 50 IOB 7 Om Shanti SHG Bagiyamau 11 100 IOB 8 Sai Baba SHG Hasanpur Khewali 12 50 IOB 9 Jai Maa Durga SHG Bagiyamau 11 100 IOB 10 Sahara SHG Nijampur 12 100 IOB 11 Veshno Devi SHG Ahimamau 11 100 IOB 12 Anshika SHG Mahmoodpur 10 50 AB

IOB - Indian Overseas Bank, AB – Allahabad Bank

SHGs Leadership Training - To comprehend the interest areas of SHG members for skill

development trainings as well as to further capacitate them, the project organised training of

41 members of SHGs/Women Groups on 30th November at the project office. Discussions on

the income generation activities, formation of new groups, and retention of members in exiting

groups were taken up. Furthermore, it was proposed that a SHG must function on the ideology

of Panch-Sutra wherein activities such as monthly meetings, monthly savings, inter-loaning,

record register updates and loan recovering must be instinctively followed.

Hindi Literacy Classes

Literacy Sessions - Education is not only necessary for employment and learning, but it is

required to create a sensitive and growth-seeking generation. People need to be empowered

with education, to further know their rights as the citizens of the country. Working towards the

endeavour, the project conducted Hindi literacy classes for 54 women of the project area in

order to empower them with the necessary knowledge and skills required to adeptly continue

their daily chores by being able to read the necessary information and carry out basic

calculations to manage budgeting and savings. Through these sessions, women had learned to

read and write basic sentences in Hindi, along with signing the important documents.

Adolescent Girls Groups (AGGs)

Adolescent Girls Groups (AGGs) Formation - During the reporting period, the project

organised 22 girls from the villages of Tantaha and Hasanpur Khewali in two new groups, apart

from the pre-existing 14 groups with 183 girls. 04 pre-formation meetings were carried out to

form these groups wherein the members were informed about the objectives and benefits of

forming the group. Furthermore, these meetings highlighted the capacity building programmes

and skill development trainings provided to the group members. Besides, regular monthly

meetings were organised by the respective group members who were presided by either project

staff or animators from the project, and the discussions on various social issues such as child

marriage, girl’s education, personal health and hygiene were taken up. List of Adolescent Girls Groups – Attached as Annexure 6

Monthly Meetings - The project staff continued to strengthen the already formed 16

Adolescent Girls Groups by providing them information on the social issues of early marriage,

reproductive health and child labour, etc., through monthly 173 meetings. These meetings

witnessed the participation of 205 group members, and the discussions were also focussed on

the concerns of reproductive health, early marriage as well as hygiene issues faced by the

respective girls. Also, the girls were motivated to be the part of skill trainings and capacity

building sessions. As a result of these meetings, nearly 150 girls from the respective groups

selected the courses of sewing, English speaking and basic computers.

Leadership Training - With an objective to groom the girls with leadership qualities and in

decision making, Adolescent Girls Group leadership training was organised on 13th December,

wherein 21 girls/women were encouraged for voluntary participation at their respective village

level. Furthermore, discussion on issues related to health and hygiene, sanitation, sexual as

well as reproductive health were taken up. The participants were sensitised about physical and

psychological changes during adolescence, nutritional requirements during menstruation,

importance of balanced diet, etc. Also, information pertaining to the skill development

trainings was disseminated.

Youth Clubs

Monthly Meetings - Recognising the issue of tobacco chewing and smoking being rampant

amongst the community youth, the project staff continued to work with 130 members of

already formed 10 Youth Clubs. Through 116 monthly meetings, the members were educated

on the importance of sports and exercises to improve their physical and mental health. These

meetings were focussed on the development and communication of messages intended to make

the youth aware of the prominence of balanced diet and healthy lifestyle. The participants were

sensitised to adopt other healthy behaviours that includes avoidance of tobacco, alcohol as well

as drug use and demonstrate higher academic performance at their educational institutions. List of Youth Clubs – Attached as Annexure 7

Leadership Training - The project organised 02 youth leadership trainings on 10th January

and 09th August, that witnessed the participation of 68 Youth Club leaders. These sessions were

intended to capacitate the Youth Club leaders with emotional strengths and behavioural

characteristics required for being an efficient leader. The participants were made conversant

with the Community Development Project (CDP) interventions and intend of the trainings,

along with the project achievements. Thereafter, the information pertaining to various

government scholarship schemes, as well as the diploma courses offered by Ansal Institute of

Technology and Management (AITM) was disseminated. Moreover, Youth Club leaders were

encouraged to work towards the community development and to spread awareness about the

project activities.

Cleaning Action - Since cleanliness is a paramount responsibility of every individual,

therefore, it is imperative to educate the community members on the importance of adoption

of healthy and hygienic habits. The project staff organised 11 cleaning actions at respective

project areas to spread the message of ecologically safe and sustainable sanitation practices.

During these actions, the common areas of the village were thoroughly cleaned and issues

pertaining to seasonal infections were taken up. The continuous motivation by the project staff

prompted the local people to take action for maintaining cleanliness in their surroundings. Details of cleaning actions with the respective locations has been attached as Annexure 8

Training on Sewing and Tailoring - In order to empower the women economically in the

target community with vocational skills and trainings to make them capable of contributing

towards the upkeep of their respective families, the project trained and certified 98 women/girls

from the project area on sewing skills. These trainings were organised at the sewing centres

situated in the villages of Tantaha, Bagiyamau, Ahimamau, and project office, Lucknow. The

trainees were educated on every bit of knowledge required in stitching and tailoring; they had

learnt to prepare blouses, petticoats, suits, salwar and sewing various frocks such as the

umbrella cut frock, simple frock for babies and children. These trainees were awarded

certificates by the dignitaries from Ansal API and AITM. On these occasions, the students also

shared their feedback about the course along with their learning’s during the three months

training on sewing and tailoring skills. Details of sewing students attached as Annexure 9

Group Activities with CBOs - The project staff organised 11 group activities with 471 CBO

members wherein several recreational activities such as games, competitions, rallies, etc., were

carried out. These activities were intended to disseminate the message of significance of

physical activities for healthy and disease free living. These group activities raised the

interaction and established liaison amongst the members of CBOs so as to ensure their extended

cooperation in organising community events. Furthermore, lessons on adoption of healthy and

hygienic practices were given, along with the emphasis on the intake of nutritious food. List of group activities at the respective locations has been attached as Annexure 10

Sports Activities - The Community Development Project participated in Ansal Premier

League cricket tournament held from 27th January to 04th February at Lucknow. A team of 15

youths from 10 villages of the project operational area was selected by the project staff to play

in the tournament. The team was named as “Humana Cricket Club Lucknow”. The team

representing Humana lost the first match and won the next two matches with a good score

margin. However, the team lost the semi-final match and was out of the tournament. All the

players from the Humana team got participation certificates and medals.

To promote the importance of physical well-being through regular exercise and sports events,

a cricket tournament was organised in Bhedankheda village wherein 16 individual teams

participated. The event was a joint initiative of Ansal API, Radha Swami Youth Club and the

community members from Bhedankheda. The event was inaugurated by Dr. R. K. Yadav

(Director of AITM), Mr Shankari Singh (Member of Bahujan Samaj Party), Mr Hanoman

Rawat (Gram Pradhan), Mr Dinesh Kumar (Ex. Gram Pradhan) and Mr Satguru Rwat (member

of Zila Panchayat), in the presence of Mr Keshav Prasad (Ex. President of Hasanpur Gram

Panchayat and Member of Zila Parisad - Lucknow), community youth and the project staff. All

the teams gave their best in their respective matches, held from 25th April to 31st May and team

from village Arjunganj won the tournament.

Health and Sanitation

Health Workshop - To disseminate the information pertaining to health issues, and

immunisation and vaccination for children, 11 health workshops were conducted with 503

community members. In these workshops, Dr. Jitendra Shukla (Homeopathic Physician and

Consultant at Divisional Hospital, Northern Railway at Lucknow), along with respective Gram

Pradhan’s were invited as resource persons. The participants gained knowledge on the adoption

of healthy hygienic practices, along with recitation of procedure that each girl has to follow

during pregnancy for having a healthy child and to keep oneself healthy. Importance of having

fresh and organic vegetables was described, that could be achieved by having their own kitchen

gardens, which would also help them in saving money. Discussions were as well held on topics

of safe drinking water, and personal hygiene in general.

Tree plantation and Session on Global Warming - Since global warming has emerged as

one of the most important environmental issues ever to confront humanity, there was a felt

need to educate the school students on the climate change concerns and challenges. Working

towards this endeavour, a session on Global Warming and Climate Change was organised at

five government schools of respective villages on the under-mentioned dates.

S. N. Date Village No. of Participants

1 11th July Jhiljhilapurwa 48

2 18th July Nizampur 55

3 18th July Mahmoodpur 42

4 19th July Ghuswal 45

5 20th July Bagiyamau 50

Total Participation 240

The students learned about the reasons for the rise in temperature along with its impact on

natural eco-system, water resources, agriculture, and health. Students were encouraged to plant

more trees to curtail the effects of global warming. For the better retention of the message, 250

saplings were planted at the common community places and government schools during the

reporting months. Furthermore, a brief discussion on the basic human rights and Child rights

violation was also undertaken.

Project Outreach Meetings

Meeting with the Key Persons - To increase the project outreach, visibility to the support

extended by Ansal API, and to make the community members conversant with the project

activities, the project staff participated in 65 Gram Panchayat meetings at the project

operational villages respectively. The project interventions, along with its possible outcomes

were thoroughly explained to all the participants. Discussions on the upcoming activities,

including bank awareness meetings, health awareness meetings, sports activities for youth,

trainings related to income generation, etc., were carried out. As a result of these meetings, the

members of Panchayat assured to extend their possible support for implementation of the

project activities.

A meeting with Mr. Prashant Singh (Manager of Axis Bank), Mr. Pusker Raj, (member of Lion

Club, an independent entity working for the welfare of locals) was concluded in January. These

meetings were intended to secure their support and involve them in the activities for smooth

functioning of the same. As a result of these meetings, Lion Club agreed to organise one health

camp in the project’s operational area.

A meeting with Dr. Deepak Rai and Dr. Vineeka Singh (Home Science Scientist, Krishi Vigyan

Kendra) was achieved to explore the opportunities to establish liaison with Krishi Vigyan

Kendra to avail their schemes and services at the respective project operational areas.

On 25th February, the project staff organised a meeting with the Bank Manager of Indian

Overseas Bank to discuss the possibilities and documentation involved in opening of an

account of SHG and Women’s group members. Also, the project activities were thoroughly

explained to the Bank Manager who appreciated the programme and assured to provide his

required assistance.

To enrol the community youth in 15 days voluntary training programme on Solar and LED

repairing organised by Bank of Baroda trust, the project staff organised a meeting of Youth

Club members with Mr Ritesh Modgill and Anki Verma (Training officers) on 18th February

to make the youth conversant with the scope and outline of the training programme. After

thoroughly discussing all the aspects of the training, 09 youth enrolled themselves.

On 11th March, then Project Leader, Sunil Chauhan had meeting with Dr. S.N.S. Yadav (Chief

Medical Officer, Lucknow) and Dr. Jitendra Shukla (Homeopathic Physician and Consultant)

at Divisional Hospital, Northern Railway, Lucknow. During the meeting, the project leader had

detailed discussion about HPPI and its activities with both the doctors and requested their

assistance in project interventions that requires their expertise. As a result of the meeting, the

doctors assured to extend their possible support for implementation of the project activities. A

meeting with Mr. Mohit (Human Resource Manager, Best Price) was concluded on 16th April

to discuss the placement procedure and finalise the interview date as well as the venue.

The project team had been meeting with Mr. Nand Lal from Forest Department of Lucknow to

ensure his contribution in the tree plantation drive that was planned during the forthcoming

monsoon. During the meeting, the project interventions were thoroughly explained to him, and

he was requested to extend his support by providing saplings for the tree plantation drive. As

a result of this meeting, the department provided nearly 250 saplings during the tree plantation

event, which actually took place in July and August, at the common community places and

school premises of 10 villages.

Other Project Activities

Health Camp - During the reporting period, 02 health camps were organised by the project

staff at AITM campus and Hasanpur Khewali village respectively on 07th April and 25th June.

The health camps were intended to provide quality health services to the community members.

The project reached out to 335 people in all the villages of project operational areas through

these camps. Counselling and thorough health check-up were provided by Dr. J. K. Shukla

(BHMS Doctor at Sanjeevani Welfare Foundation) Dr. Gyanchand Shukla (MBBS doctor at

Sanjeevani Welfare Foundation), Dr. Vaseem Ahmad (Retired Senior Medical Officer) and 6

supported staff members. Doctors also traced the history of the disease and based on that made

prescription of the medicine. Free medicines were provided to nearly 45 patients diagnosed

with some illness; however, protein and multi-vitamin supplements were given to almost all

the participants.

S. No. Date Village No. of Participants

1 07th April AITM Campus 250

2 25th June Hasanpur Khewali 85

Total Participation 335

Establishment of Kitchen Gardens - The project staff had been constantly mobilising the

community members to establish homestead gardens to ensure the uninterrupted supply of

fresh and organic vegetables. They held continuous discussions with the community women

about the importance of kitchen gardens and distributed good-quality seeds of several

vegetables. As a result of these efforts, 232 kitchen gardens in all project villages were

established during the reporting period. Furthermore, the project staff made over 500 visits to

kitchen gardens to motivate the families to continue growing vegetables and explained its

significance.

Lesson on Nutritious and Healthy Food - To raise the consciousness of the community

members about the need of having nutritious food for healthy living, the project staff delivered

34 lessons on nourishing and healthy food. These sessions witnessed the participation of 1,260

community members from various villages who learned the importance of having balanced

diet, along with the hazardous effects of consuming food laden with pesticides. Moreover, the

ways to improve their diets and eating habits were also discussed to explore basic concepts of

good nutrition, health and healthy diets.

Meeting of Youths with Bank of Baroda training officers - To enrol the community youth

in a 15-day voluntary training programme on Mobile Repairing organised by Bank of Baroda

trust, the project staff coordinated a meeting of Youth Club members with Mr. Ritesh Modgill

(Training officer, Bank of Baroda Trust) on 21st April to make the youth conversant with the

scope and outline of the training programme. After thoroughly discussing all the aspects of the

training, one youth from the village Bhedankheda, Sameer Singh enrolled himself for the

training that took place at the premises of Bank of Baroda Training Centre at Lucknow.

Computer & English Speaking Course - The increasing competition in the job markets as

well as enhanced reliability on information technology resources, computer literacy has gained

an utmost importance. Therefore, to equip the community youth with the essentials of computer

and to quench the knowledge thirst of all those who wish to delve into the intricacies of

education, the project facilitated the enrolment of 184 students in the basic computer course

offered at AITM since 15th January, 2016. The course offered the learning of fundamentals in

computers that primarily includes an introduction of computer, its hardware and software,

various commands and shortcuts, painting, note pad, word pad, MS office, window movie

maker and the Internet. Furthermore, an objective test was conducted after completion of three-

month course, and all the qualified students were provided with the certificates.

Similarly, realising the fact that good communication skills are the prerequisites to excel in

one’s career, the project staff facilitated the admission of 75 community youth in the three

months English speaking course offered by AITM. The course commenced on 25th April at

AITM campus and was concluded on 6th August. During the course, the students learned to be

effective communicators in English, along with formulation of better and grammatically error-

free sentences. Group discussions and debates were periodically organised to instil the

confidence among the learners to share their views, ideas and thoughts in English, thereby

acquiring adequate command over speaking skills. All the students who had successfully

completed their course were awarded with the certificates that could help them in obtaining the

jobs.

Furthermore, 05 students from the villages of Bhedankhera, Bagiyamau, Nayapurwa, and

Jhiljhilapurwa were mobilised and facilitated to get admission in the professional courses of

MBA (Master of Business Administration) and B. Tech (Bachelor of Technology) at AITM. List of students completed their computer course - Attached as Annexure 11

List of students accomplished their English speaking course - Attached as Annexure 12

Placement of Community Youth - To enable the candidates to land up in the right job and to

facilitate the right employer for the right candidate, the project staff organised a placement

drive of 23 community youths with Best Price store placement officers on 28th April. Mr. Mohit

(Human Resource Manager, Best Price) took interview of all the candidates. Only 11 applicants

made to the second round that was organised on the evening of 18th May. However, the final

confirmation and offer letters were given to 05 aspirants.

Exposure visit to AITM, Lucknow – The project organised an exposure visit for 70 young

men and women from 10 villages on 16th January to AITM exhibition of Science and

Technology wherein more than 1,200 scholars from different districts like Barabanki, Gonda,

Unnao, Rai Bareilly and Lucknow participated. The participants visited different sections

where faculty members of AITM explained about the different projects on display like

Interactive Robot, Eco Friendly Green Energy Car, Quad Copter for Aerial Surveillance, Home

Automation and Surveillance System as well as some of the inspirational painting made by the

students of AITM. The exhibition was followed by a cultural programme wherein students of

AITM presented dance performance and songs, followed by the lunch that was served to all

the participants.

The World AIDS Day - On 1st December, the project organised the World AIDS Day together

with the employees and management of Ansal API. Mr. Lalit Gupta (Vice President, E & FM),

Mr. U. K. Gupta (Vice President, Projects), Dr. Rajender Kumar Yadav (Director, Ansal

Technical Institute), Mr. Salil Gupta (General Manager), Mr. Ajay (General Manager) and Mr.

Harsh Kapoor (Liaoning Officer) from Ansal API Lucknow graced the occasion by their

presence. This event witnessed the participation of over 100 employees of Ansal API along

with village stakeholders wherein discussions on preventive measures for HIV infection were

taken up. A presentation was delivered by the project coordinator highlighting the facts and

figures related to this infection, along with the ways of its transmissions and its preventive

measures. The participants were also suggested to keep aside the discrimination and stigma

attached to the infection. The sessions were followed by a movie show demonstrating the ways

of spread, and about the changes required in one’s lifestyle in order to reduce the risk of

contracting HIV infection.

Republic Day celebration - The project staff participated in the cultural programme organised

on 26th January to celebrate 67th Republic Day at Purv Madhymik Vidhyalaya (a government

school at Hasanpur Khewali village). Mr Suraj Kumar (Gram Pradhan of Hasanpur Khewali

village) graced the occasion with his presence and the event witnessed the participation of

nearly 120 school students, community members and stakeholders. Celebrations commenced

with the hosting of flag and a brief discussion on the freedom struggle of India and the making

of constitution by the school headmaster, followed by onset of a cultural programme wherein

the children sang patriotic songs, delivered speech as well as poems and presented dance

performances.

Women Day Celebration - To appreciate the remarkable contribution of women to our society

as well as to honour the life, grit and determination of women, the project staff held a day of

celebrations with 35 CBO members village Mahmoodpur to promote a call for gender parity.

Women rights and empowerment were thoroughly discussed along with the social issues of

female feticide, child marriage, dowry, etc. On this occasion. Mr. Anurag (Outreach worker,

HPPI) addressed the group of women and presented the achievement of women in the world

and discussed women empowerment as well.

Participated in AITM events - To further reach out to the community members, the project

staff participated in the Annual Festival “Carvan 2016” held on 02nd of April at AITM Campus.

Nearly, 450 community members relished the performances given by AITM students as well

as dance and singing performance by the members from Adolescent Girls Group and Youth

group. The event ended with the concluding remarks by the director and distribution of

participation certificates to all the candidates. Furthermore, the staff represented the project

activities and its achievements in “Holi Milan Samaroh”, organised on 01st April wherein

HPPI Annual Reports, Pamphlets and IEC materials were distributed to the participants.

Arts Competition - The project staff organised a drawing competition for the students of

government school at Ghuswal village on 23rd August. The theme of the drawing competition

was Global Warming and Climate Change, and this event was intended to educate the school

students on the climate-change concerns and challenges. Therefore, the reasons for the rise in

temperature, along with its impact on natural eco-system, water resources, agriculture, and

health was explained to them prior to the competition. Then, requisites for the drawing were

distributed by the project, and the students sketched their creativity on the chart papers. The

best drawings were acknowledged with the words of appreciation.

Impact of the Project

The Community Development Programme intends at holistic development of the community

with the main focus on women, adolescent girls and youth. Through the programme

interventions, deprived and underprivileged sections of the community are provided with an

opportunity to earn their livelihood through skill trainings, and they are capacitated through

the literacy classes.

Activities organised by the project staff acted as a catalyst to establish the rapport with the

community, and the people of the community has been actively participating in all the events

and activities, representing the trust that has been created between them. The awareness

campaigns and activities addressing health and hygiene, water and sanitation, people’s rights,

government schemes, etc., are providing the community with the knowledge base to tackle

issues, which affect their daily lives.

Youth Clubs disseminates the information on physical fitness and the importance of exercise

in our daily lives. Village Action Groups has been formed to increase the outreach and to take

forward the project activities on a larger scale. The formation of Self Help Groups, Women

Groups, and Adolescent Girls Groups has been contributing to the empowerment of women by

making them self-sustained through development of their skills. The members meet every

month and the frequency increases in situations that need attention, collective decision and an

action to safe guard their interests. The group members in their monthly meetings are learning

about affairs that affect their lives and the ways to control them.

The skill trainings imparted to the women, and youth helped them avail employment

opportunities or start their own business. Besides, the project has been able to establish kitchen

gardens that has not only reduced the expenses of community members on buying vegetables

but has also provided them fresh and organic vegetables. Thus, the project has been

contributing to the overall empowerment and development of the community, working

shoulder to shoulder with them throughout its operational area.

Annexure 1: Case Story

My name is Premlata, and I am 20 years old. I stay with my father, Ghaseta Ram at

Mahmoodpur village. Community Development programme is being implemented by Humana

People to People India in our village, and an Adolescent Girls Group (AGG) have been formed

by them. I became the part of this group after understanding its objective as well as benefits

associated with it. During a monthly meeting, community animators, Pooja and Sunita Koul

informed me about the sewing course that was going to start at Tantaha village. I was also

willing to learn sewing and tailoring in order to financially support my family. Thereafter, I

had a detailed discussion about the course with my parents and after getting their consent, I

joined three months sewing course.

Now, I have successfully completed my three months training in sewing skills. Through this

training, I have learnt every bit of knowledge required in stitching and tailoring, along with

sewing of 27 types of clothes. These skill set enabled me to earn INR 800 to INR 1000 per

month that has empowered me to assist my family in income generation. Furthermore, I have

secured my future by learning the sewing and tailoring skills.

I am eternally thankful to Humana People to People India and Ansal API for giving me an

opportunity to support my family and experience a blissful life.

Annexure 2: Media Highlights

The newspaper clipping of Sarita Pravah Bureau highlights the Certificate distribution

ceremony of sewing course organised by Humana People to People India

The newspaper cutting of Voice of Lucknow talks about the skill development initiative of

HPPI with support of Ansal API to economically empower the women and to strengthen the

financial condition of their respective families

The newspaper, Navbharat Times highlights the certificate distribution event organised on

08th, 2016 to award certificates to the students completed their English speaking & computer

course

Annexure 3: Voice of Beneficiary

Kusuma Sharma, a resident of Ahimamau

village is associated with Om Sai Self Help

Group since May, 2014. She is one amongst the

many that have been benefited from the financial

support mechanism offered by SHGs. She

quoted that, “becoming the part of this initiative

has been a blessing to me, as it has provided me

with the capital when I need it the most. Out of

the total group savings of around INR 45,000, I

have availed a loan of INR 8,000 at the time of

my child birth for the hospital expenses.

Availing loans from other source is often time

taking but my SHG has provided me with

immediate financial support with a minuscule

interest rate. I have repaid the whole loan

amount; and now I am very consistent with making monthly savings with SHG so that I can

have financial security during emergency hours. I believe this intervention will go a long way

to develop a pool of social capital for providing continuous support to the community members

in their endeavour to come out of poverty.

Annexure 4: Recommendation letter

Translation:

This is to certify that the Community Development Project is being run by Humana People to

People India in our village Yusuf Nagar, Bagiyamau in collaboration with Ansal API since

September, 2013. Under this project, Self Help Groups, Kitchen Gardens, Health Camps,

Cleaning Events, Health Workshops etc., was organised which has generated awareness on

health and hygiene amongst the community members, along with the active participation in

Village Gram Panchayat meetings. Women and girls within the villages are taught tailoring,

which helps them in becoming self-sustained. Youth are motivated to be self-reliant and earn

a living.

I appreciate the work they have done and I hope that Humana continues doing the same kind

of work in our village.

Sunita, Block President

Gram Panchayat, Yusuf Nagar

Lucknow

Annexure 5: Appreciation Letter

Annexure 6: Certificate awarded on completion of sewing course

Annexure 7: List of Adolescent Girls Groups

S.

No. Name of Group Village Name

Formation

Date

Total

Member

1 Laxmi Adol. Girls Group Jhiljhilapurwa 30.0613 13

2 Sarswati Adol. Girls Group Nayapurwa 06.10.13 15

3 Sarswati Adol. Girls Group Ahimamau 14.10.13 14

4 Hare Krishana Adol. Girls Group Bagiyamau 20.11.13 11

5 Indra Adol. Girls Group Ahimamau 21.11.13 13

6 Om Santi Adol. Girls Group Bagiyamau 21.11.13 15

7 Soni Adol. Girls Group Nizampur 08.12.13 11

8 Suhani Adol. Girls Group Hasanpur Khewali 24.02.14 15

9 Jai Ma Veshno Devi Adol. Girls Group Ahimamau 14.05.14 14

10 Ujala Adol. Girls Group Nizampur 10.12.15 10

11 Gayatri Adol. Girls Group Hasanpur Khewali 05.01.15 16

12 Rani Adol. Girls Group Mahmoodpur 06.05.15 12

13 Khushi Adol. Girls Group Bhedankheda 16.05.15 12

14 Ma Veshno Devi Adol. Girls Group Ghuswal 29.07.15 12

15 Kusumlata Adol. Girls Group Tantaha 19.02.16 10

16 Shraddha Adol. Girls Group Hasanpur Khewali 13.07.16 12

Annexure 8: List of Youth Clubs

S.

No. Name of Group Village Name

Formation

Date

Total

Member

1 Shri Bala Ji Youth Group Nizampur 27.10.13 11

2 Shri Bala Ji Youth Group Hasanpur Khewali 05.11.13 11

3 Radha Swami Youth Group Bhedankheda 06.11.13 12

4 Krishana Youth Group Tantaha 07.11.13 15

5 Bajrang Youth Group Ahimamau 14.11.13 10

6 N. P. Youth Group Nayapurwa 28.01.14 15

7 Sat Gurve Youth Group Jhiljhilapurwa 06.02.14 17

8 Jayhind Youth Group Bagiyamau 10.02.14 13

9 Shiv Youth Group Mahmoodpur 24.07.15 10

10 Ajad Youth Group Ghuswal 28.07.15 16

Annexure 9: Detail of Cleaning Actions

S. No. Date Village Total Participants

1 24.11.15 Nayapurwa 35

2 28.12.15 Mahmoodpur 30

3 18.01.16 Bagiyamau 26

4 16.02.16 Jhiljhilapurwa 35

5 10.03.16 Nizampur 37

6 05.01.16 Ahumamau 40

7 12.04.16 Bhedankheda 18

8 17.05.16 Tantaha 41

9 21.06.16 Hasanpur Khewali 58

10 28.07.16 Ghuswal 42

11 24.08.16 Bhedankheda 24

Total Participations 386

Annexure 10: List of Sewing Students Awarded Certificates

S. No. Name Father's / Husband's

name

Age Village name

Course Duration: September, 2015 to November, 2015

1 Shanti Gautam Raju Gautam 28 Naya Purwa

2 Sangeeta Rajesh 30 Naya Purwa

3 Sunita Ram Charan 28 Naya Purwa

4 Aarti Motilal 19 Naya Purwa

5 Reetu Rajaram 19 Naya Purwa

6 Savitri Ramsumrin 20 Naya Purwa

7 Pooja Omprakash 18 Naya Purwa

8 Shiv Kumari Avsan 19 Naya Purwa

9 Gudiya Arvind 18 Naya Purwa

10 Chhaya Rawat Hariram 18 Jhilajhila Purwa

11 Rani Kailash 20 Jhilajhila Purwa

12 Manju Ganesh 18 Jhilajhila Purwa

13 Manisha Shatrodhan 19 Jhilajhila Purwa

14 Kajal Agnu 18 Bagiyamau

15 Jeetu Shivnarayan Pal 20 Naya Purwa

16 Kalpana Gupta Ramkhelawan Gupta 18 Bhedankheda

17 Pinki Yadav Ramtirath 18 Bagiyamau

18 Mamta Pawan Kumar 28 Hasanpur Khewali

19 Malti Sarvesh 19 Jhilajhila Purwa

20 Jyoti Yadav Mahesh Yadav 18 Bagiyamau

Course Duration: December, 2015 to February, 2016

1 Sunita Tiwari Brajesh Tiwari 33 Ahimamau

2 Neha Tiwari Suryanarayan Tiwari 25 Ahimamau

3 Mamta Devi Sanjay Jaibhola 26 Ahimamau

4 Malti Vijay Kumar 18 Ahimamau

5 Sangeeta Shukla Ram Shukla 27 Ahimamau

6 Jyoti Tiwari Sanjay Tiwari 22 Ahimamau

7 Kushma Shatma Rakesh Sharma 30 Ahimamau

8 Poonam Ramprakash 27 Ahimamau

9 Salma Sirajuddin 18 Ahimamau

10 Rekha Awadhram 30 Ahimamau

11 Anju Pintu 28 Ahimamau

12 Shaheena Bano Asfak 18 Ahimamau

13 Sadhana Vaijnath 18 Ahimamau

14 Mamta Tiwari Virendra Tiwari 20 Ahimamau

15 Rukshana Bakridi 18 Ahimamau

16 Priyanka Rammilan 18 Ahimamau

17 Vandna Kanhaiyalal 20 Ahimamau

18 Sabina Bano Lal Muhmmad 18 Ahimamau

19 Mamta Gautam Asharfi Lal 29 Ahimamau

20 Rekha Gautam Ramesh Gautam 26 Ahimamau

21 Shahin Bano Furkan 24 Ahimamau

Course Duration: March, 2016 to May, 2016

1 Ragini Yadav Hariram 18 Tantaha

2 Poornima Ram Prasad 18 Tantaha

3 Manju Ajay Kumar 28 Tantaha

4 Kusum Lata Ram Sumiran 18 Tantaha

5 Shivani Rajesh 18 Tantaha

6 Komal Sukhdev 18 Tantaha

7 Maya Shreeram 18 Tantaha

8 Maheshwari Prem Chand 18 Tantaha

9 Ranno Yadav Ram Sumiran Yadav 18 Tantaha

10 Manjulata Bodhram 20 Tantaha

11 Shashi Rajpoot Satydev Rajpoot 19 Bhedankheda 12 Kumari Chandini Satyadev 18 Bhedankheda 13 Roli Yadav Ram Prasad 18 Tantaha

14 Nalini Yadav Ram Prasad Yadav 19 Tantaha

15 Premlata Ghaseete 18 Mamoodpur

16 Sweta Madan Chandra 18 Mamoodpur

17 Beena Rajpoot Kunj Bihari Rajpoot 18 Mamoodpur

18 Sandhya Ambika Prasad 18 Mamoodpur

19 Soni Varma Raju Verma 19 Mamoodpur

20 Shalini Vijay Kumar 18 Mamoodpur

21 Rubi Ram Lal 18 BhedhanKheda

22 Kusum Ramnaresh Yadav 24 Tantaha

23 Rani Yadav Mukesh Yadav 23 Tantaha

Course Duration: June, 2016 to August, 2016

1 Anamika Singh Varun Kumar 25 Ghuswal

2 Anita Verma Mr. Raj Kumar Verma 18 Ghuswal

3 Anita Yadav Lal Bahadur Yadav 19 Nayapurwa

4 Anjali Yadav Ram Sharan Yadav 18 Nayapurwa

5 Anshu Pal Ram Sumiran Pal 20 Semrapipur

6 Anuradha Yadav Lal Bahadur Yadav 18 Nayapurwa

7 Babli Rajpoot Ram Gopal 18 Mahmoodpur

8 Chandani Rawat Rampher 18 Ghuswal

9 Kavita Bai Meena Ratti Ram Meena 24 Lucknow

10 Malti Nandlal 19 Mahmoodpur

11 Meena Ravat Rohit Lal Ravat 26 Bagiyamau

12 Kumari Moni Yadav Bhagauti Prasad Yadav 23 Nayapurwa

13 Neetu Gautam Indal Prasad 18 Mahmoodpur

14 Neetu Pal Shvi Narayan Pal 20 Nayapurwa

15 Neha Rawat Suraj Bali 19 Ghuswal

16 Poonam Putti Lal 18 Ghuswal

17 Poonam Pal Ram Prasad Pal 18 Nayapurwa

18 Poonam Yadav Sahajram 20 Nayapurwa

19 Prem Kumari Shyamlal 19 Bagiyamau

20 Prinyaka Rawat Bahadur Lal 18 Ghuswal

21 Rajkumari Lt. Nomilal 21 Mahmoodpur

22 Ritu Verma Pappu Verma 18 Ghuswal

23 Sangita Munna 18 Nayapurwa

24 Sangeeta Sukhmilal 18 Nayapurwa

25 Santosh Pal Lt. Dinesh Pal 31 Nayapurwa

26 Savitri Lt. Nomilal 20 Mahmoodpur

27 Sima Lt. Rinku 26 Nayapurwa

28 Shalini Om Prakash 18 Nayapurwa

29 Shashi Sahu Amit Kumar Sahu 26 Nayapurwa

30 Shivani Ashok Lodhi 20 Mahmoodpur

31 Sudha Yadav Udal Yadav 18 Nayapurwa

32 Shweta Pal Babu Lal 18 Nayapurwa

33 Tanu Rawat Kashi Das 20 Ghuswal

34 Kumari Usha Ratan Lal 19 Ghuswal

Annexure 11: Detail of Group Activities

S. No. Date Village Total Participants

1 12.01.16 Naya Purwa 61

2 03.02.16 AITM Campus 15

3 14.02.16 Ghuswal 37

4 11.03.16 Jhiljhilapurwa 27

5 31.03.16 Tantaha 46

6 11.04.16 Bagiyamau 47

7 25.04.16 Bhedankheda 65

8 08.05.16 Bhedankheda 40

9 18.05.16 Hasanpur khewali 52

10 18.06.16 Nizampur 44

11 12.06.16 Mahmoodpur 37

Total Participation 471

Annexure 12: List of Students completed their Computer course

S. No. Name Father's Name Village Name

1 Ajit Ramswaroop Bhedankheda

2 Akash Raju Nijampur

3 Aman Pankaj Vajpai Arjun Ganj

4 Amar Gautam Ashok Bagiyamau

5 Amar Singh Suresh Kumar Mahmoodpur

6 Amit Mishra Lucknow

7 Amit Rawat Ram Harak Rawat Nijampur

8 Ankit Gautam Ram Sarup Bhedankheda

9 Anuj Kumar Hraday lal Bhedankheda

10 Arpit Shayam Mohan Khurdai Bazar

11 Ashwani Vivekanand Bagiyamau

12 Deepak Kumar Gupta Hriday ram Gupta Khurdai Bazar

13 Dharmendra Prem Chand Hasanpur Khewali

14 Gautam Guard Lal Mohan Khurdai Bazar

15 Govind Gaud Lal Mohan Khurdai Bazar

16 Harsha Yadav Amar Singh Bagiyamamu

17 Himanshu Ramkumar Hasanpur Khewali

18 Karan Gautam Dhaniram Bagiyamau

19 Manish Ramgopal Bherankheda

20 Mohit Mangal Bagiyamau

21 Nirdesh Gupta Gyanedra Gupta Barauna

22 Nitesh Gautam Santlal Bagiyamau

23 Nitin Shulka A Shukla Ahimamau

24 Pankaj Kumar Deshraj Nizampur

25 Pramod Pal Omprakash Pal Naya Purwa

26 Rahul Bhulai Hasanpur Khewali

27 Raj Siyaram Nijampur

28 Rajendra Kumar Sitaram Bhedankheda

29 Ramjeet Biajnath Bagiyamau

30 Ravi Dinesh Mahmoodpur

31 Sachin Rambharat Nijampur

32 Sachin Rawat Ram Kishor Bhedankheda

33 Satish Yadav Ramakant Chaudhary Kheda

34 Satyam Sharma Tribhuwan Lal Ahimamau

35 Saurabh Yadav Kailash Hasanpur Khewali

36 Shashi Kant Suresh Nizampur

37 Shekhar Sahu Rakesh Sahu Bhedankheda 38 Shiv Shankar Ram Pratap Sahu Bhedankheda 39 Shiva Sahu Rampratap Sahu Bhedankheda 40 Shubham Santram Bhedankheda 41 Shubham Pal Ram Kewal Pal Diptyganj

42 Subham Bhagwati Prasad Hasanpur Khewali

43 Subhash Sahu Rampratap Bhedankheda

44 Sudhakar Gautam Sudam Gautam Barauli, Khalilabad

45 Sujeet Rawat Rakesh Rawat Chaudhary Kheda

46 Sunny Pal Om Prakash Pal Ahimamau

47 Suraj Mishrilal Pal Ahimamau

48 Suraj Maurya Ramesh Maurya Bagiyamau

49 Tushar Ratan Arjun Ganj

50 Vikash Vijay Kumar Bagiyamau

51 Vikash Siyaram Nijampur

52 Vishal Vijay Kumar Bagiyamau

53 Aashni Dinesh Hasanpur Khewali

54 Anchal Ramsumiran Bagiyamau

55 Anjali Kailash Hasanpur Khewali

56 Ankita Nripenrder Nijampur

57 Anuradha Lal Bahadur Naya Purwa

58 Anuradha Satrohan Bagiyamau

59 Asha Bhatt Anand Ballabh Bhatt Ansal API

60 Beena Kunj Bihari Mahmoodpur

61 Chandani Amar Singh Mahmoodpur

62 Himanshi Sahu Dhanpat Bhedankheda

63 Jeetu Rajaram Naya Purwa

64 Jyoti Ramesh Maurya Hasanpur Khewali

65 Kajal Surendra Ahimamau

66 Karishma Bechelal Bhedankheda

67 Kumari Purnima Ram Prasad Tantaha

68 Kumari Rachna Ramesh Kumar Barauna

69 Subhashini Sahu Ram Pratap Sahu Bhedankheda

70 Manshi Deshraj Nizampur

71 Moni Sukhamilal Nijampur

72 Monika Chhotelal Hasanpur Khewali

73 Nayanshi Virendre Sahu Bhedankheda

74 Nikita Yadav Virendra Bagiyamau

75 Princi Pankaj Singh Hasanpur Khewali

76 Pushpa Rawat Sukhram Hasanpur Khewali

77 Radha Gautam Rakesh Mahmoodpur

78 Rakhi Gautam Ram Kumar Bhedankheda

79 Reema Yadav Kashi Prasad Bagiyamau

80 Reshma Rakesh Mahmoodpur

81 Richa Ram Prasad Hasanpur Khewali

82 Sadhana Rawat Hari Ram Rawat Jhiljhilapurwa

83 Shalini Vijay Kumar Singh Mahmoodpur

84 Sandya Mishri Lal Ahimamau

85 Savita Yadav Shiv Kumar Yadav Chadai ka purwa

86 Shalini Yadav Ramchandra Bagiyamau

87 Shashi Kumari Rawat Ramesh Kumar Hasanpur Khewali

88 Shivani Ramchandra Bagiyamau

89 Shivi Kumari Ramesh Kumar Hasanpur Khewali

90 Shrishti Gautam Ramnath Bhedankheda

91 Sonam W/O Dilip Hasanpur Khewali

92 Soni Rawat Hari Ram Rawat Jhiljhilapurwa

93 Soniya Yadav Surendra Yadav Saranswa

94 Sunita Sahu W/O Vinod Kumar Sahu Bhedankheda

95 Surekha Verma S B Verma Arjun Ganj

96 Swati Mangali Pal Ahimamau

97 Sweta Madan Singh Mahmoodpur

98 Tannu Kanojiya Sohan Lal Bagiyamau

99 Upasna Surendra Ahimamau

100 Vandana Singh lodhi Vijay Kumar Lodhi Mahmoodpur

101 Vandana Yadav Bhagauti Prasad Hasanpur Khewali

Annexure 13: List of Students accomplished their English Speaking course

S. No. Name Father's Name Village name

1 Aashni Dinesh Maurya Hasanpur Khewali

2 Ajeet Ram Swaroop Bhedankheda

3 Akanksha Kumari Ram Sajivan Ghuswal

4 Aman Niraj Mohangnaj

5 Amar Gautam Ashok Bagiyamau

6 Amit Mishra Suraj Narayan Misra Lucknow

7 Amit Rawat Ram Harak Rawat Nijampur

8 Anju Pal Ram Chandra Ahimamau

9 Ankit Gautam Ram Sarup Bhedankheda

10 Anshu Pal Suresh Kumar Pal Naya Purwa

11 Anuj Kumar Hridya Lal Bhadankheda

12 Arjun Ramkumar Ghuswal

13 Arpit Shayam Mohan Khurdai Bazar

14 Kumari Asha Bhatt Anand Ballabh Bhatt Ansal

15 Ashwani Rawat Vivekanand Bagiyamau

16 Chaman Ram Gulam Hasanpur Khewali

17 Chandani Rajpoot Amar Singh Mahmoodpur

18 Deepak Kumar Gupta Hriday Ram Gupta Khurdai Bazar

19 Indarjeet Verma Ram Adhar Verma Bhedankheda

20 Jitendra Sant Ram Bhedankheda

21 Kumari Jyoti Ramesh Hasanpur Khewali

22 Kumari Jyoti Gautam Jagdev Prasad Ghuswal

23 Jyoti Yadav Mahesh Yadav Bagiyamau

24 Kajal Anganu Bagiyamau

25 Kajal Yadav Ram Narayan Yadav Hasanpur Khewali

26 Karan Garatum Dhaniram Bagiyamau

27 Kumari Kavita Sahu Rakesh Kumar Bhedankheda

28 Khushboo Tulsi Ram Ghuswal

29 Kumari Purnima Lalu Yadav Tantaha

30 Kumari Subhashini Sahu Ram Pratap Sahu Bhedankheda

31 Komal Gautam Dhanraj Ghuswal

32 Kumari Komal Yadav Rati Ram Yadav Bhedankheda 33 Mahesh Kumar Verma Jagannath Bhedankheda 34 Kumari Mamta Rajpoot Parideen Rajpur Bhedankheda 35 Moni Sukhilal Nijampur

36 Monika Rawat Shiram Rawat Hasanpur Khewali

37 Navankush Shukla Surendra Shukla Ahimamau

38 Kumari Neetu Pal Shivnarayan Pal Naya Purwa

39 Kumari Neetu Rajput Parideen Rajput Bhedankheda

40 Neha Yadav Lalu Yadav Hasanpur Khewali

41 Nikita Yadav Virendra Bagiyamau

42 Nitesh Gautam Santlal Gautam Bagiyamau

43 Nitin Shukla A Shukla Ahimamau

44 Kumari Pinki Yadav Ram Tirath Yadav Bagiyamau

45 Priya Pal Prem Pal Naya Purwa

46 Rajender Kumar Seetaram Bhedankheda

47 Rajesh Kumar Chote Lal Hasanpur Khewali

48 Kumari Rakhi Ramswaroop Bhedankheda

49 Rakhi Verma Shri Sagar Verma Ghuswal

50 Raksha Yadav Ram Shankar Yadav Barauna

51 Ranjeeta Gautam Naumilal Sarsanva

52 Ravi Rajpoot Ram Sagar Rajpoot Bhedankheda

53 Sewta Yadav Kashi Prasad Yadav Bagiyamau

54 Reetu Hasanpur Khewali

55 Sachin Ramkishore Bhedankheda

56 Kumari Sadhana Rawat Hari Prasad Jhiljhilapurwa

57 Saurabh Hari Prasad Hariharpur

58 Kumari Shalini Ram Pal Bhedankheda

59 Shalu Yadav Sahajram Yaday Naya Purwa

60 Shiva Verma Mata Prasad Verma Naya Purwa

61 Shubham Santram Bherankheda

62 Soniya Yadav Surender Singh Sarsanva

63 Sonu Gautam Vijay Kumar Ghuswal

64 Sunaina Prem Chand Bhedankheda 65 Sunita Sahu Vinod Sahu Bhedankheda 66 Suraj Maurya Ramesh Maurya Bagiyamau

67 Sweta Rajpoot Madan Chandra Mahmoodpur

68 Tannu Kanaujia Sohan Lal Bagiyamau

69 Tarnnum Sahu Rakesh Sahu Bhedankheda

70 Upasna Surendra Shukla Ahimamau

71 Vandana Gautam Ramdas Singh Ghuswal

72 Vandana Pal Sahajram Pal Naya Purwa

73 Vinay Umshankar Pal Naya Purwa

74 Vinita Badri Prasad Bagiyamau

75 Vishwamber Ramchandra Ghuswal

Annexure 14: Pictures from the Project

SHG members carrying out inter-loaning and

record keeping during the monthly meeting

organised at the village Bagiyamau

Members of women group sensitised on the

importance of education, sanitation and personal

hygiene

Cleaning actions raises the awareness of the

community members on the importance of clean

and healthy living environment

Periodic health camps renders quality health

services to the community members

The project staff mobilise the community

members to continue growing vegetables in their

respective kitchen gardens

Members of Adolescent Girls Group discussing

the issues pertaining to personal hygiene

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Meeting of Youth Group members at village

Bhedankheda

Community women are being taught to read and

write during Hindi literacy classes

Health workshop educates the community

members preventive and curative measures of

seasonal infections, was organised

Tree plantation drive has been organised to plant

saplings at school premises and other common

places of community

Community youth being educated in AITM

computer centre

Certificate distribution programme organised at

AITM Campus